Should i step back from 7gr to 5gr of MB and add 2 to 4 ML of PK or Overdrive? I'll try 5 to 7 gr of Maxibloom only (with silicate, Epsom and Cal/Mag, and the fantastic "Recharge" once a week) in smart pots coco+perlite (automated watering, with frequent waterings asap and low EC around 800-900ppm at max), how should i use PK and Overdrive if i felt like it was needed? Then i tried Hempy Buckets (coco+perlite), with 6-9 and P-K from week 3 to 7 and Overdrive on week 8 and half of Week 9 on a 10 weeks schedule = great results too, some tiny brown spots and signs of white tips but nothing relevant, 1,37 gr/Watt. I've first grown with H3AD's formula in smart pots coco+perlite (6/9+Cal/Mag+Grotek+ pinch of Epsom and Recharge every week, then from Week 4 of Flowering only Bloom 9ML+ P-K 13-14 at 4ML/gal = great results no deficiencies, 1,4gr/Watt) I've read so much and learnt so many great tips on this thread i'd like to know if someone could give me a good advice about hypothetical use of a booster with the KISS method. Thats it,any help is highly appreciated! Peace
My tap water is supposed to be at the 7,5 to 8.4 range her and in the medium range for minerals. I will use biobizz light mix as my medium and i was wondering when is the best time to start feeding ferts and at what volume to begin with.ĭo you think 4 gallon pots are ok or should i aim for more per plant?Īm i supposed to check for ppm as well as ph for soil or just correcting ph is fine?Īm i suppose to ph correct my water feeding sessions? I cant find KB so ill be doing maxi from start to finish.
To my understanding my water ph when feeding should be at 6,5 to 6.8 for soil right?Ĭan i use silica to ph up and humics to ph down?Friends told me its not optimal and that the water going in the soil should be 5,8 - 6 but from what i ve read those numbers are for coco and that i should be using the regular ph up and ph down products. I ve red most of the thread but i would like some clear answers since i saw many conflicting points here and also heard some weird shit from friends. I am gonna be using soil and as a new grower id like to use this method for the simplicity and why not if proven as good as most people say continue using it in the future. Here we go,ill grow with a 600w hps in a 4x4 grow tent prolly using 3 or 4 plants and scroging them thinking of 40 days veg. Just wanted to add another dimension to the discussion here.
#Kiss method free#
It turns out GH has the cleanest nutrient lines in terms of heavy metals of any major company I looked up in that database-the flora trio, Maxi, Floranova-all free of heavy metals, while KoolBloom has a small amount, but I don't use that product anyway. I used to be hardcore Organic, and still am outdoors, but have you ever actually looked up the heavy metal content of Earth Juice, Roots Organics, or NFTG? I see zero point in growing organically indoors if you are just slowly poisoning yourself with heavy metals that build up in your body over time.
I'm fine with using fertilizer salts as long as they are heavy metal free. My big issue with Jacks is that they advertise as being "free of heavy metals" as one of their major selling points, while GH doesn't even mention it, and they actually are free of heavy metals.
Guess what? Maxibloom has NO DETECTABLE arsenic or cadmium. One thing I'd like to add that I haven't seen discussed yet is heavy metal content. This thread is as meaningful today as it was ten years ago.
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